The effective deposition : techniques and strategies that work /

"[This book] explains new discovery rules in evidence and civil procedure, and discusses the impact of continuing technological developments, including e-discovery and digital transcription, on your practice. This edition cites to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, as amended to December 201...

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Main Authors: Hoffman, Peter T. (Author)
Group Author: Malone, David M., 1944-; Bocchino, Anthony J.
Published: National Institute for Trial Advocacy,
Publisher Address: Boulder, CO :
Publication Dates: [2018]
Literature type: Book
Language: English
Edition: Fifth edition.
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Summary: "[This book] explains new discovery rules in evidence and civil procedure, and discusses the impact of continuing technological developments, including e-discovery and digital transcription, on your practice. This edition cites to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, as amended to December 2017. Depositions remain a critical element of your practice, regardless of whether you face trial or alternative dispute resolution. With the increasing trend toward non-trial resolutions, depositions are being used more and more in motions, negotiated settlements, mediations, arbitrations, and dismissals."--
Carrier Form: xxvii, 573 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm
Bibliography: Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN: 9781601567741 (paperback) :
160156774X (paperback)
Index Number: KF8900
CLC: D971.25
Call Number: D971.25/H711/5th ed.
Contents: The mechanics of taking and defending depositions -- Purposes of taking depositions -- Advantages and disadvantages of depositions -- Planning and scheduling depositions -- Preparing to take the deposition -- Beginning the deposition -- Style, organization, and other matters -- Questioning techniques -- Using documents -- Foundations -- Obnoxious or obstructionist opposing counsel -- Protective orders and applications to the court -- Preparing the witness to be deposed -- Defending the deposition -- Reviewing, correcting, editing, and supplementing the transcript -- Using depositions in motions and trial -- Taking and using preservation depositions -- Video depositions -- Rule 30(b)(6) depositions -- Expert depositions -- Concluding the deposition.